World rings in 2026 with fireworks, light shows
Across the globe, crowds began ringing in the new year with exuberant celebrations and thunderous fireworks, while others took a more subdued approach
Dozens killed, 100 injured in fire at Swiss ski resort bar during New Year’s celebration, police say
Cause of the blaze at Crans-Montana remains unclear, but authorities say it appears to be an accident, not an attack
For California farmers, the agave plant is a source of hope in parched times
As typical crop yields shrink in the face of drought, growing and distilling agave may be a sustainable solution
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Ottawa reverses course on immigration programs for caregivers
Government is pausing the Home Care Worker Immigration pilot projects, saying demand far exceeded spaces available
Seven Canadians among dozens injured in Peru train crash, Foreign Affairs Minister says
Two trains collided as they were taking tourists to Machu Picchu
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To play hockey for Canada in these Olympics is profane work with a sacred purpose
Canadians don’t think hockey is a matter of skill. They believe – really, deeply believe – that it’s a question of will
Ottawa’s Rideau Canal Skateway opens early
A 3.4-kilometre stretch of the iconic waterway is available for the winter pastime
Siminovitch Prize winner Ravi Jain on creating his own boxes in Canadian theatre
Co-artistic director of Why Not Theatre in Toronto stood out for his six-hour adaptation of Mahabharata
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